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Water Main Repair Update – Peachtree Parkway and McIntosh Trail
The water main repair completed on January 8th at the intersection of Peachtree Parkway and McIntosh Trail will require additional work. A valve box located in the roadway has shifted, resulting in a new leak. The turn lane and cart path from McIntosh Trail to Peachtree Parkway are closed until fully repaired.
Due to forecasted heavy rain throughout the weekend, Fayette County Water System (FCWS) decided to perform the additional repairs on Monday, January 12th. FCWS will continue to monitor the leak over the weekend.
If conditions worsen over the weekend, emergency repairs may be required, and temporary water service interruptions may occur.
We appreciate your patience as work continues to return the area to normal.
*Updated 1/9/2026 at 5:05p.m.
***The Fayette County Water System (FCWS) has received a report of an individual impersonating a FCWS staff member and asking to enter a customer home to take a water sample. FCWS will never ask to come inside your home to collect a water sample or for any other reason. Our staff will always be in uniform and with an employee ID you can ask to see. We will always be in a marked FCWS vehicle or Fayette County vehicle.
If you are approached by someone you suspect is impersonating a FCWS employee, please report this information to our office at 770-461-1146 or by emailing water@fayettecountyga.gov. ***
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The water system remains dedicated to providing a safe, reliable, and abundant supply of high-quality drinking water to the community, according to officials. With more than 700 miles of water distribution mains and 33,000-plus service connections, the department continues its commitment to exceptional service and operational excellence.
As a department of Fayette government under direction of Fayette County Board of Commissioners, the water system serves Brooks, Peachtree City, Tyrone, Woolsey, parts of Fayetteville, and portions of unincorporated Fayette County.